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Lafayette High School news. Student-run.

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Marketplace Craft Fair raises money for band, raises awareness for non-profits

Lylah Kimberlin, Digital Media Staff December 17, 2024

On December 7th, the Lafayette Band Booster hosted their annual Marketplace Craft Fair to help raise money for the LHS bands. They sold over 160 vendors space to sell goods and promote their businesses....

During her last night in Iceland, Assistant Principal Natasha Fischer finally got to see the northern lights, a long time dream of hers. Fischer traveled to Iceland in March 2023 with her husband Brett Fischer.

People of Lafayette: Natasha Fischer

Abby Scott, Reporter December 16, 2024

“It was the most glorious moment ever," Assistant Principal Natasha Fischer said. On the last night of her trip in Iceland, Fischer was at a restaurant and it was cloudy outside, so she felt discouraged...

During the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, the Macy's Great American Marching Band color guard was unable to spin on the parade route due to rain. Instead, color guard members were able to wave and talk with excited onlookers.

Photo Contributed By Gracie Hagen.

Don’t Rain on their (Thanksgiving) Parade

Maddy Cox, Lancer Feed Editor In Chief December 13, 2024

Walking down the streets of Manhattan in a fleece lined red jumpsuit, raising a red and white flag in the air, cold rain pours down on the crowd, drenching them through. The streets are lined with smiling,...

Digital Media Gone Clubbing #2

Vedha Inampudi and Sam Walowitz December 13, 2024

Check out two new clubs, Tuesday Night Rock Band and Creative Writing Club!

Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump go head-to-head for this year's presidential election. The 2024 general election will take place Nov. 5.

Lancers’ Election Perception

Maddy Cox and Abby Scott November 4, 2024

With the 2024 presidential election between Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump nearing, Lancers have heard their fair share of political discussion. But how does our student...

Phone practices across Rockwood are relatively similar, with an baseline expectation that phones are away during instructional time. While most high schools in the district ask phones be put away completely for the entirety of class, Lafayette is the only school that allows teachers to decide the expectations in their own classroom.

New Phone Practice, Who Dis?

Maddy Cox and Pavani Manumari October 29, 2024

Eureka was one of the first Rockwood schools to implement a new school-wide phone policy, having done so at the end of the 2023-2024 school year. “We don't necessarily use the word policy,...

Senior center-back Braxton Lawhorn clears the ball toward the offense. After missing his junior season, Lawhorn played in a close 0-1 loss against Eureka, Sept 17, 2024.

‘It was hard to see everybody do something I wanted to do so bad’

Theo Koury, Reporter October 23, 2024

Senior boys soccer player Braxton Lawhorn remembers his junior season when he stood on the sideline of a Lafayette soccer game and watched his teammates play. “It was hard to see everybody do something...

Lafayette junior explores creative side through ceramics

Sam Walowitz, Digital Media Asst. Editor In Chief October 15, 2024

Lafayette junior, Luke Hinton, expresses himself through his art. Recently, he has picked up ceramics and it has become an outlet for his creativity. At his studio, Wildwood Green Arts, Luke creates many...

Junior Julia Teves has been reaserching about child grooming since freshman year when she decided to present on it for her ALARP presentation. This underlying global issue inspired Teves to further her impact and led her to be a speaker at the TEDxClayton HS Youth event.

Junior’s TEDTalk advocates dangers of child grooming

Zosia Paciorek, Lancer Feed Asst. Editor In Chief October 11, 2024

“In the minutes leading up to it, I was nervous, but when they called me on stage, I felt this sense of calm come over me because I knew that this was the only way I could raise awareness,” junior...

Over the weekend, when she doesn't have cross country practice, sophomore Kelly Archambeault restores a vinyl fence in Sunset Hills. " It's a lot to balance," Archambeault said. "And that's another reason why we wanted to make the business. We didn't have much time in our lives and wanted to be able to make our own hours and time for work."

Getting the Job Done

Ammu Lanka, Reporter October 9, 2024

When sophomore Kelly Archambeault began applying for a part time job over the summer, she quickly realized she couldn’t see herself making minimum wage every single weekend at any job. “I was thinking...

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